W24. THE PLEIOTROPIC NATURE OF EATING DISORDER GENETICS: INSIGHTS FROM THE UK BIOBANK AND DANISH BLOOD DONOR STUDY
Helena L. Davies(King's College London), Nadia Micali(University College London), Sisse Rye Ostrowski(University of Copenhagen), Abigail ter Kuile(Department of Health and Social Care), Jessica Johnson(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Stefana Aicoboaie(Mental Health Services), Dorte Helenius Mikkelsen(Copenhagen University Hospital), Maria Didriksen(Copenhagen University Hospital), Thomas Werge(Mental Health Services), Moritz Herle(King's College - North Carolina)
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